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Crag Dog

We don't usually take Ellie with us when we go climbing. We are always worried about her bothering other people and being her being stressed out. Today a friend asked us to bring her along, so we happily complied. Ellie was wonderful at crag dogging. She hung out at the base of the climb sunbathing and hanging out with our friends daughter.

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